Glad I moved over to Poly Trucking

Thanks brother. Yeah some areas of the south are full of nasty stuff the least of which are spiders Heading back to my old home town to be closer to family. I grew up around a bunch of great uncles and aunts and grand parents that had a very positive effect on me when I was young and I would like my kids to have the opportunity for a similar experience. You very rarely agree 100% with the perspective of any of them but their different way of seeing things and their unique cultural experiences can impart some valuable life lessons on an inquisitive mind.

 

no doubt about the relatives shaping us. I was lucky enough to have the same and truly it is the only reason I remain in this snow blasted region... never spent any time other than at a Freightliner dealer in Little Rock once. Other than that no real visits.

 

Anyone know the unloading time at Sam's Club in Taylor, PA? Or unloading times at Sam's in general? And do we have a 24 hour air hose at GP?

 

Taylor is mainly an hour n half and less for me. I normally don't pay close attention cause of the across the street parking.

 

What do they have across the street?

 

A dirt lot without so much as a porta potty. But it's a place to sleep.

 

Air hose is only available when shop is open. Use the trailer bays.

 

How many terminals does polly have?

 

Grand Prairie, TX, Henderson,NV, Cottage Grove,MN, Mont Belvieu, TX

 

I always thought the Taylor, PA Sam's Club was a pretty decent receiver. You check in, get a door assigned, get one of those vibrating restaurant coasters, drop your trailer, and when it's done the coaster goes off. Drive in, pick up trailer, go to gate, check out and get paperwork, and on your way. It does take an hour or two, but it's not bad. And if I remember correctly, you park your bobtail just outside the guard gate. If you have to use the rest room, I think there's one in the guard house for the drivers.

This is how it worked for me when I drove for Calex. Poly loads *may* be different though.